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B Aceves · 01-17-2009, 04:32 PM

I bought the same set you did and was also surprised to find the uppers were solid, So what we ended
up doing was drilling a small hole from the center down through the bushing and making it a greaseable
bushing. Once its drilled make sure you debur the inside and when its installed make sure the grease
zerk hole is in a position you can reach with a grease gun before you press them in. Once the bushing is installed simply install your zerk. We grease them lightly
before every race, adding a washer to the outside with a lock nut not tightened all the way helps keep
everything loose. Good Luck

Bob Aceves
# 764 E/SA
A&M motorsports

01-17-2009, 04:32 PM	#4
B Aceves Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 457 Likes: 1 Liked 7 Times in 4 Posts	Re: AFCO control arm bushings? I bought the same set you did and was also surprised to find the uppers were solid, So what we ended up doing was drilling a small hole from the center down through the bushing and making it a greaseable bushing. Once its drilled make sure you debur the inside and when its installed make sure the grease zerk hole is in a position you can reach with a grease gun before you press them in. Once the bushing is installed simply install your zerk. We grease them lightly before every race, adding a washer to the outside with a lock nut not tightened all the way helps keep everything loose. Good Luck Bob Aceves # 764 E/SA A&M motorsports Last edited by B Aceves; 01-17-2009 at 04:35 PM.